French School, early 20th century
Shepherd and Flock, 1900sFrench School, early 20th century
Fishing Boats in a HarborAndre Charigny (1902-2000)
Flowers in a Blue JugJules-Alexandre Grün (1868-1938)
Portrait in a Sailor CollarGuides · before you buy
Reading the Frame on an Antique PaintingThe frame is half the object.Read the guide
Collecting Antique Dog PortraitsTwo of the dogs in our collection have names.Read the guideM. François-Aubert
Roses and CherriesJames Desvarreux-Larpenteur (1847-1937)
Pollarded Willow, 1921Max Moreau (1902-1992)
Young Woman with PearlsPierre Forest (1881-1971)
Sailing Boats, Venice LagoonEtienne Mein (1865-1938)
Oedipus and Antigone at SunsetPaul Flaubert
La Place du Bourg, 1950sPaul Audra (1869-1948)
Grapes and a CarafeHenri Stenn (1903-1993)
The Luxembourg Garden, ParisR. Sinicki, French School, 20th century
Fruit Picking in a GardenGaston Simoes de Fonseca (1874-1943)
Pipo, a Soldier's DogClaude Fossoux (b. 1946)
Polo Players, 1970sDaniel Jaugey (born 1929)
Boats in a French HarborRamon Dilley (1932-2013)
Elstir en Famille, 1973Ramon Dilley (1932-2013)
Piper with a Peacock, 1996Ernest Jean Delahaye (1855-1921)
Pekingese Named Kit, c. 1910French School, 18th century
Gentleman in a Red Coat, 1700sMichel Labonne (1912-1990)
At the Races, 1960sGeorges Berger (1908-1976)
Port of Honfleur, 1900sHenri Stenn (1903-1993)
Tree-Lined Avenue, 1900sGeorges Berger (1908-1976)
Street Scene with Figures, 1975
GalerieClub Fine Art
1,100+
paintings sold since 2017
Our promise
- Every painting photographed front and back
- The frame you see is the frame that ships
- Free tracked UPS Express Saver to the US
Elsewhere in the gallery
Antique Orientalist oil paintings
France took Algiers in 1830, and within a few years painters were travelling south, some with diplomatic missions, others on their own. What they sent back to the Paris Salon was a world of strong light, unfamiliar dress and animals painted as closely as the people. An antique Orientalist oil painting may show a scene of life in North Africa, or one of those animals set in a landscape the painter imagined as much as he saw.
-
The camel dressed for a procession, the Arab horse and the tiger in a rocky landscape were subjects in their own right. A 19th century Orientalist animal painting gives the beast the whole canvas, with the desert or the rocks reduced to a stage around it. Romantic painters shared that taste, and the big cats of their age belong as much to the Orient they dreamed of as to any zoo.


















































Sold
Sold
Sold